Patient's question:
Gum swelling and bleeding, ulcers in the mouth (small white spots). Test results: White blood cells 16.35, Lymphocyte count 6.89, Lymphocyte ratio 42.14, Monocyte ratio 15.34, Monocytes 2.5Doctor's answer:
Based on the clinical manifestations and symptoms you mentioned for consultation, it is suspected that the condition may be: secondary neuron gingivitis with oral ulcers. According to the description of your condition, hand, foot, and mouth disease is generally ruled out (since you did not mention the presence of blisters on the hands or feet). The blood test results can confirm a bacterial infection. The symptoms of hand, foot, and mouth disease include: children who are infected may develop small, vesicular lesions similar to chickenpox on the skin of their hands, feet, or oral mucosa, hence the name "hand, foot, and mouth disease." The above suggestions are in response to the question "What should I do if my baby gets hand, foot, and mouth disease?" and are hoped to be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!